Declaring Dangerous Goods
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Procedure for declaration of dangerous goods
- the owner, agent or master of any vessel arriving in port and carrying dangerous cargoes to provide the following information and in accordance with the timelines stipulated below, pursuant to Regulation 40(1)(c) of the MPA (Dangerous Goods, Petroleum and Explosives) Regulations 2005; and
- the owner, agent or master of a vessel onto which dangerous goods are intended to be loaded to give notice of that intention to the Port Master in accordance with the timelines stipulated below, pursuant to Regulation 44(4) and 44(5) of the MPA (Dangerous Goods, Petroleum and Explosives) Regulations 2005.
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For DG handled at PSA Terminals
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For DG handled at Jurong Port
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for DG to be handled at other locations (e.g. anchorages)
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Submission method
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Online submission via PSA PORTNET
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Online submission via JP-Online
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Online submission via digitalPORT@SGTM
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Hard copy submission:
Completed PM4 Form declaration forms shall be transmitted to MPA’s Hazardous Cargo Section via email hazmat@mpa.gov.sg or Facsimile: +65 6325 2400.
The said declaration must be completed neatly and clearly:
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Submission timelines
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The declaration shall be submitted not less than 12 hours:
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The declaration form shall be submitted not less than 24 hours:
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Helpdesk Number and email on DG declaration
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PSA PORTNET
+65 6321 1173 /
+65 6771 7711 |
JP-Online
+65 6413 9600
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digitalPORT@SGTM
+65 6375 1206
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Hazardous Cargo Section (DG enquires)
+65 6325 2421
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Ammonium Nitrate (UN No. 1942, 2067 & 2426)
Certificate of Analysis (COA) issued by a body deemed competent by the Authority. The percentage of total combustible matter (including organic matter calculated as carbon) must be clearly stated in the certificate. -
Radioactive Material (IMO Class 7 cargo; exclude nuclear material* under “Convention on the Physical Protection of Nuclear material”)
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A written approval from the National Environment Agency (NEA), Radiation Protection and Nuclear Science Department (RPNSD) is required for transhipment and transit of radioactive material.
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The application form for approval of transhipment and transit can be downloaded from the NEA ePortal under eServices and Forms. The form must be submitted with the following documents to NEA_RPNSD_TradeNet@nea.gov.sg.
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Shipping documents
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Shipper’s declaration for dangerous goods
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Source certificate
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Packaging certificate
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Overseas consignee’s licence
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- For enquires on transhipment and transit of radioactive material, please send to NEA_RPNSD_TradeNet@nea.gov.sg.
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Nuclear Material* (IMO Class 7 cargo) under “Convention on the Physical Protection of Nuclear material”
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A licence from the National Environment Agency (NEA), Radiation Protection and Nuclear Science Department (RPNSD) is required for all transit of nuclear material* through Singapore. You may apply the licence for the transit via GoBusiness, under “L8A/B Licence to import or export a consignment of radioactive materials”.
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For enquires on transit of nuclear material*, please send to NEA_RPNSD_TradeNet@nea.gov.sg.
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Hazardous Cargo SectionMarine Environment & Safety DepartmentTel: +65 6325 2421Fax: +65 6325 2400Email: hazmat@mpa.gov.sg
- Marinet
- digitalPORT@SG TM
- PORTNET
- JP-Online
- PM4 Form
- Radioactive Material Transit Form
- Radioactive Material Transhipment Form
- Changes to Permit Exemptions under Regulations 13(2) of the Strategic Goods (Control) Regulations (MPA PMC No. 13 of 2014)
- Notice on New Licensing Requirement for Transportation of Nuclear Material
- Appendix 1 - Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore (Dangerous Goods, Petroleum and Explosives) Regulations 2005
- Appendix 2 - Quantity of First Schedule Dangerous Goods Which May Remain on Board Any Vessel at Any Jurong Port Container Berth, PSA Container Berth, Conventional Berth, the Tuas Jetty or the Sudong Explosive Anchorage
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